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General| Model | VELOCITY 5 |
|---|---|
| Power | 1500 Watts |
| Thermostat | Adjustable |
| Safety Features | Tip-over protection, Overheat protection |
| Color | Black |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Heat Settings | 2 (Low/High) |
Specifies the product's intended use for heating indoor spaces and floor use only.
Precautions for electrical appliances to reduce risks of fire, shock, and hyperthermia.
Emphasizes caution for children and individuals with reduced capabilities during operation.
Details risks of heat stroke and symptoms, advising immediate action.
Installation guidelines to prevent fire, shock, and injury from heat sources and placement.
Guidance for safe operation, avoiding burns, using correct outlets, and preventing circuit overload.
Warnings regarding cleaning, unplugging before servicing, and avoiding unauthorized repairs.
Details compliance with FCC rules for radio frequency interference.
Automatic shut-off when airflow is blocked to prevent overheating.
Design feature that resists curious fingers for added safety.
Warning that the front grille is a hot surface during and after use.
Feature to keep the unit off or lock desired settings when not in use.
Case remains safe to touch even on high heat settings.
Safety shut-off engages if the heater tips over; power restored when upright.
Function to turn the heater on and off.
Selectable modes: High Heat, Low Heat, and Fan Only.
Buttons to adjust the desired temperature setting.
Function to set an automatic shut-off time.
Mode that turns off non-essential lights for nighttime use.
Mode to lock current settings, preventing accidental changes.
Instructions on using the integrated handle for moving the heater.
Guidance on placing the heater for optimal, unobstructed airflow.
Instructions for connecting the power cord to a grounded wall outlet.
Steps for turning on, selecting modes, and setting temperature.
How to enter and exit Nighttime mode, including light behavior.
Setting and canceling the automatic shut-off timer.
How to lock and unlock the control panel settings.
Explanation of the 20-second fan-only mode after turning off the unit.
Advises weekly cleaning of the exterior and periodic blowing out of dust.
Essential safety step: always unplug the heater before performing any cleaning.
Method for cleaning dust from the front grille using a vacuum brush attachment.
Method for cleaning dust from the rear inlet filter using a vacuum brush attachment.
Instructions for wiping the entire heater with a soft, dry cloth.
Tip to use pressurized air to clear internal dust, hair, and debris.
Recommendation to clean the heater before storing it for the off-season.
Instructions for storing the power cord in the designated slot on the unit.
Advice to cover or box the heater to prevent dust accumulation during storage.
Guidance to store the heater in a cool and dry location.
Instructions for environmentally responsible disposal of packaging materials.
Explanation of the safety system that shuts off the heater when it overheats.
Step-by-step guide to manually reset the heater after an overheat event.
Advice to contact Vornado services if the safety shut-off repeatedly activates or fails to reset.
Solutions for power issues, including checking plugs, breakers, and GFCI outlets.
Troubleshooting steps if the unit does not turn off, including checking lock mode.
Causes and solutions for low heat, such as settings or room conditions.
Explanation of the 'EE' code, indicating overheating or obstruction, and resolution steps.
Details the five-year warranty against defects in material or workmanship.
Instructions on how to contact Vornado for service and obtain a Return Authorization (RA).
Procedure for shipping the product for warranty repair or replacement.
Conditions that void the warranty, such as abuse, modification, or improper use.
Manufacturer's limitations on incidental/consequential damages and implied warranties.
Information on specific legal rights granted by the warranty, which may vary by state.
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